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** Discussed while explaining why [[Franchise/DeadRising Frank West]] would [[spoiler:lose]] a fight against [[Franchise/ResidentEvil Leon S. Kennedy]]: [[spoiler:Frank may have both the gear and the smarts to survive a ZombieApocalypse, but what he doesn't have, as a civilian war correspondent, is the training. [[StrongAndSkilled Leon]], who served as both a police officer and an agent for the US government, thus has the upper hand]].

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** Discussed while explaining why [[Franchise/DeadRising Frank West]] would [[spoiler:lose]] a fight against [[Franchise/ResidentEvil Leon S. Kennedy]]: [[spoiler:Frank may have both the gear and the smarts to survive a ZombieApocalypse, but what he doesn't have, as a civilian war correspondent, is the training. [[StrongAndSkilled Leon]], who served as both a police officer and an agent for the US government, government in his long history of being the top man for dealing with zombies, thus has the upper hand]].



** Comes to bite [[ComicBook/TheBoys Homelander]] in the ass big time during his fight with [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} Omni-Man]]. Wiz sums it up best by pointing out that one is a warrior while the other is a bully. Homelander has never fought somebody on his level and has no idea how to actually fight or even take a punch, (something Omni-Man even mocks him for), while his opponent has come from a warrior society. [[spoiler: Omni-Man toys with Homelander the entire fight, takes superficial damage at most, and disembowels him at the end of the fight.]]

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** Comes to bite [[ComicBook/TheBoys Homelander]] in the ass big time during his fight with [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} Omni-Man]]. Wiz sums it up best by pointing out that one is a warrior while the other is a bully. Homelander has never fought somebody on his level and has no idea how to actually fight or even take a punch, (something Omni-Man even mocks him for), while his opponent has come opponents from a warrior society.society of Superman-like entities where he's had to fight with his life on the line to stand on the top. [[spoiler: Omni-Man toys with Homelander the entire fight, takes superficial damage at most, and disembowels him at the end of the fight.]]
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* ''Literature/{{Sexiled}}'': Soon after meeting Laplace, Tanya changes her class from a Sorceress to the [[MagicKnight Magi-Knight]] to use the sword Laplace gifted her. She has no problems with the "Magi" part, as Tanya starts the series as a highly StrongAndSkilled mage. As for the "knight" part, Tanya is a total novice with the sword as she mainly only knows how to swing her sword really hard. Because of her skills as a mage and her ability to infuse her weapon with her magic, however, she can swing her sword really ''really'' hard. She has no difficulty against golems she and her party meet on a dungeon crawl, even after Laplace powers them up with varying elemental attributes to help demonstrate to Nadine what a Magi-Knight is.

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* ''Literature/{{Sexiled}}'': ''Literature/{{Sexiled|2018}}'': Soon after meeting Laplace, Tanya changes her class from a Sorceress to the [[MagicKnight Magi-Knight]] to use the sword Laplace gifted her. She has no problems with the "Magi" part, as Tanya starts the series as a highly StrongAndSkilled mage. As for the "knight" part, Tanya is a total novice with the sword as she mainly only knows how to swing her sword really hard. Because of her skills as a mage and her ability to infuse her weapon with her magic, however, she can swing her sword really ''really'' hard. She has no difficulty against golems she and her party meet on a dungeon crawl, even after Laplace powers them up with varying elemental attributes to help demonstrate to Nadine what a Magi-Knight is.
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* Bob Sapp, a 300+ lb former NFL player, transitioned into kickboxing with very little training and earned surprising success in his early career, including two wins over the great Ernesto Hoost. His style relied on simply rushing at his opponents, using his size to them corner and overwhelm them with wild barrages of full-power punches. His MMA style also relied on his size and strength to ragdoll his opponents.

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* Bob Sapp, a 300+ lb former NFL player, transitioned into kickboxing with very little training and earned surprising success in his early career, including two wins over the great Ernesto Hoost. His style relied on simply rushing at his opponents, using his size to them corner and overwhelm them with wild barrages of full-power punches. His MMA style also relied on his size and strength to ragdoll his opponents.

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** Garion, the hero of ''Literature/TheBelgariad''. Garion is rather startled to find out he has more natural power at age 15 than most centuries-old sorcerers do. Garion is the first to admit he doesn't have enough understanding of the forces involved, so he tends to leave that sort of thing to his Mentors.
*** An example: the one time he uses his sorcery to control the weather, he nearly causes an ice age ''by accident'', and the more experienced sorcerers have to spend six months running all over the globe to fix it.

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** Garion, the hero of ''Literature/TheBelgariad''. Garion is rather startled to find out he has more natural power at age 15 than most centuries-old sorcerers do. Garion is the first to admit he doesn't have enough understanding of the forces involved, so he tends to leave that sort of thing to his Mentors.
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Mentors. The one time he uses his sorcery to control the weather, he nearly causes an ice age ''by accident'', and the more experienced sorcerers have to spend six months running all over the globe to fix it.
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** ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3'' introduces Adam Warlock, a NighInvulnerable FlyingBrick who was bred specifically to kill the Guardians. However, he ReallyWasBornYesterday, and as a result he has no real strategy or finesse with how he fights, allowing the considerably-weaker Guardians to get the upper hand on him in every encounter. [[spoiler:The first post-credits scene seems to show him growing out of this now that he's become a member of the Guardians.]]
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** The sequel has Racer, who has traded in his old TimeMaster powers for proper SuperSpeed, enough to lay a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on an opponent before they can even react. The process also reduced him to a borderline mindless savage however, and Samuel proves that careful timing can eliminate the advantage his speed provides as he attacks in a fairly predictable manner.

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** The sequel has Racer, who has traded in his old TimeMaster powers for proper SuperSpeed, enough to lay a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on an opponent before they can even react. The process also reduced him to a borderline mindless savage however, and Samuel proves that careful timing can eliminate the advantage his speed provides as he attacks in a fairly predictable manner. [[spoiler:This then becomes subverted when he activates his OneWingedAngel, which not only increases his power but gives him his mind back, allowing him to utterly trounce his opponents who were unprepared. In the end, it took Mirajane with the help of the Thunder Legion to finally take him down by neutralizing his speed advantage and inadvertently hitting his TraumaButton.]]

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* ''Fanfic/CodePrime'': Suzaku, for now -- he has a highly advanced Knightmare frame and incredible sync rate, but that will only go so far against opponents (e.g. the Autobots) who have been fighting for '''longer than he has been alive.'''

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Suzaku, for now -- he has a highly advanced Knightmare frame and incredible sync rate, but that will only go so far against opponents (e.g. the Autobots) who have been fighting for '''longer than he has been alive.'''''' [[spoiler:He grows out of this to StrongAndSkilled as he both gains experience and gets even an better Knightmare frame made from Cybertronian technology.]]
** Nemesis Prime, [[spoiler:a.k.a. V.V. now as a {{Cyborg}}]], has some of finest Decepticon mad science installed in him and is a physical match for Optimus, or at least close to it, but not only does Optimus have far more battle experience in general, [[spoiler:V.V. himself has far less experience than even other human pilots, alongside a bad case of emotional immaturity and instability not helped by [[PlayingWithSyringes the process of being converted to Nemesis Prime]]]]. As such, no only does Optimus trounce his counterpart when they come to blows, even other Autobots and Black Knights on paper weaker than Nemesis give him a good fight.
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* In ''Series/{{Grimm}}'', various Wesen have this problem; even main character Monroe, whose species is a blutbhad (essentially the inspiration for the Big Bad Wolf), tends to just lash out when he's attacked rather than show any real training, although this is justified as he's trained to repress his more brutal instincts and he's generally strong enough to back Nick up with most threats. A more specific example of this featured in "[[Recap/GrimmS2E8TheOtherSide The Other Side]]", when Nick and Hank discovered that Pierce Higgins, normally a Genio Innocuo (a turtle-like Wesen known for its intellect), had [[spoiler:been genetically altered by his mother in the womb to have greater strength, only for Pierce to develop a JekyllAndHyde dynamic as he transforms into a lion-like Lowen who lashes out like a feral animal at ''anything'' that might threaten Pierce, even those Pierce considers his friends because they might beat him in quizzes or exams]].
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* In their first spar in ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24312460/chapters/60208927 A Young Girl's Padawan Record]]'', [[Franchise/StarWars Anakin]] and [[LightNovel/SagaOfTanyaTheEvil Tanya]] both utilize levitation to add an extra dimension to their attacks. Anakin can move himself far faster than Tanya can, but is largely unable to maneuver beyond launching himself in straight lines, in contrast to Tanya who isn't as fast but can freely maneuver through the air.

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* In their first spar in ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24312460/chapters/60208927 A Young Girl's Padawan Record]]'', [[Franchise/StarWars Anakin]] and [[LightNovel/SagaOfTanyaTheEvil [[Literature/TheSagaOfTanyaTheEvil Tanya]] both utilize levitation to add an extra dimension to their attacks. Anakin can move himself far faster than Tanya can, but is largely unable to maneuver beyond launching himself in straight lines, in contrast to Tanya who isn't as fast but can freely maneuver through the air.



* The White Queen in ''LightNovel/TheUnexploredSummonBloodSign'' initially appears to be this, but is actually a subversion. She almost never uses skill when fighting, simply because she's vastly more powerful than any opponent. The one time she does fight seriously, it's clear that she's skilled in every possible field of fighting.

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* The White Queen in ''LightNovel/TheUnexploredSummonBloodSign'' ''Literature/TheUnexploredSummonBloodSign'' initially appears to be this, but is actually a subversion. She almost never uses skill when fighting, simply because she's vastly more powerful than any opponent. The one time she does fight seriously, it's clear that she's skilled in every possible field of fighting.



** ''LightNovel/FateZero'': Servant Berserker averts this trope, as his ability Eternal Arms Mastership lets him retain his fighting skills despite being mad. And since he's [[spoiler:Sir Lancelot, the most skilled knight of the Round Table]], this renders him an utter terror in melee.
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** ''LightNovel/FateZero'': ''Literature/FateZero'': Servant Berserker averts this trope, as his ability Eternal Arms Mastership lets him retain his fighting skills despite being mad. And since he's [[spoiler:Sir Lancelot, the most skilled knight of the Round Table]], this renders him an utter terror in melee.
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* ''Literature/TheWitchOfKnightcharm'': Maura Dettweiler, a rookie witch at an evil WizrdingSchool, fits this trope. Her spells have a lot of power but are poorly crafted and tend to fall apart, sometimes even bursting apart under the strain of their own energy.

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* ''Literature/TheWitchOfKnightcharm'': Maura Dettweiler, a rookie witch at an evil WizrdingSchool, WizardingSchool, fits this trope. Her spells have a lot of power but are poorly crafted and tend to fall apart, sometimes even bursting apart under the strain of their own energy.
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* ''Literature/TheWitchOfKnightcharm'': Maura Dettweiler, a rookie witch at an evil WizrdingSchool, fits this trope. Her spells have a lot of power but are poorly crafted and tend to fall apart, sometimes even bursting apart under the strain of their own energy.
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* ''Literature/IveBeenKillingSlimesFor300YearsAndMaxedOutMyLevel'': After being given the opportunity to ReincarnateInAnotherWorld, Azusa Aizawa went about her life as an immortal, ageless witch killing [[CuteSlimeMook slimes]], the weakest of monsters, and selling the stones they dropped for her day-to-day money. Doing this for 300 years, she maxed out her level and unknowingly became the WorldsStrongestWoman. While this gives what should be a SquishyWizard the physical prowess to beat up dragons barehanded and even more magical power on top of that, Azusa has no practice in ''using'' those skills. Her magic gets better with practice, but her physical combat is mostly just hit things hard. When she fights with Beelzebub in a tournament, Beelzebub is confused because Azusa has so many openings to attack, yet she is reluctant to actually attack her because she knows how badly it would end.
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* In a weird way, the Stormtroopers going against the Ewoks can be considered this in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Ewoks aren't just tiny, they also come from a low-G world so they're extra weak. The Stormtroopers should have been like John Carter the Warlord of Mars and punting Ewoks into orbit. Instead, the Stormtroopers turn out to be even worse at melee than they are at shooting and were only keeping their heads above water against unarmed Ewoks in a fistfight. So when Ewoks started breaking out the rocks, the Stormtroopers were doomed!
** General Grievous may have been trained by Dooku, but he sure lacks the finesse the Sith Lord had. When he's not [[DirtyCoward running away from a fight]], Grievous attacks with [[LightningBruiser overpowering speed and ferocity]]. But all his flash and dominating strength prove to be his ultimate end against a more seasoned opponent like Obi-Wan.
** Kylo Ren/Ben Solo could never replace the raw talent of his grandfather. His power is mainly achieved through rage and frustration, even would-be Jedi, Rey bested him. It's very obvious Kylo has anger issues, other than that his skill in the Force is mediocre, compared to his predecessors.
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* In ''Film/TheMatrix'', while the other characters use a variety of styles and moves, the Agents pretty much just punch and dodge, relying on their superhuman strength and speed. Discussed [[http://plotlessviolence.comicgenesis.com/d/20061112.html here]]. Nonetheless, it seems to suffice, as Morpheus states that, until Neo came along, ''every'' Zion rebel who stood his/her ground against an Agent ended up dead and even when Neo ''does'' take out an agent, he comes back at full strength mere seconds later by just jumping into another body.

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* Your typical street brawler has absolutely no technique but can punch hard enough to KO someone. {{Zigzagg|ing Trope}}ed in that a street brawler could easily have plenty of in-fight experience making up for a lack of finesse.
* People who lift with their backs, no matter how much they can lift, will never be as efficient as someone who lifts with their legs and keeps their backs straight while doing so. Likewise, there are a number of back problems that can be caused if you lift with your back (especially if you deadlift 200+-pound barbells without proper technique).
* The third world chess champion, Jose Raul Capablanca, was such a prodigy that, during the beginning of his career, he never bothered to study any opening theory or do any serious preparation for any of his games, yet he kept winning just by his natural talent. {{Averted| Trope}} later on when he actually did study and improve his opening knowledge, although he still had a reputation as a lazy player -- in fact, many people think the reason that he eventually lost the championship to Alexander Alekhine was that the latter took the match much more seriously: Alekhine prepared intensely for each game, whereas Capablanca spent each night at the bar drinking and partying, confident that he didn't need to study.
* This is actively discouraged among car drivers. Aggressive, impatient, and competitive driving [[TooDumbToLive is one of the main causes of an accident on the road]]. Without a clear understanding of how to position and manipulate a car skillfully, a driver is more likely to crash, get arrested, or even [[LethallyStupid kill someone]] due to sheer ineptitude.


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* Bob Sapp, a 300+ lb former NFL player, transitioned into kickboxing with very little training and earned surprising success in his early career, including two wins over the great Ernesto Hoost. His style relied on simply rushing at his opponents, using his size to them corner and overwhelm them with wild barrages of full-power punches. His MMA style also relied on his size and strength to ragdoll his opponents.

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** Leviathia[==/==][[spoiler:Sheeree]] of Devil Hand has the rare magic, Magic Drain, a form of PowerCopying that lets her mimic and magic she ''sees''. This eventually gives her an arsenal comprised of several of Fairy Tails most powerful members' magics, including the likes of [[TheAce Erza and Mirajane]] and can use [[AllYourPowersCombined all of them at once]] to overwhelm her opponents, even defeating the likes of Erza. However, several people note that her proficiency with each magic she copies is greatly lacking compared to its original user, and using so many at once rapidly tires her out, letting her old friend Wendy (who has been [[TookALevelInBadass training under Modeus]]) easily gain the upper hand in their rematch. It's also mentioned that the reason she was able to take down so many members of Fairy Tail before was largely due to their reluctance [[WouldntHurtAChild to harm a twelve-year-old-girl]].

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** Leviathia[==/==][[spoiler:Sheeree]] Leviathia[=/=][[spoiler:Sheeree]] of Devil Hand has the rare magic, Magic Drain, a form of PowerCopying that lets her mimic and magic she ''sees''. This eventually gives her an arsenal comprised of several of Fairy Tails most powerful members' magics, including the likes of [[TheAce Erza and Mirajane]] and can use [[AllYourPowersCombined all of them at once]] to overwhelm her opponents, even defeating the likes of Erza. However, several people note that her proficiency with each magic she copies is greatly lacking compared to its original user, and using so many at once rapidly tires her out, letting her old friend Wendy (who has been [[TookALevelInBadass training under Modeus]]) easily gain the upper hand in their rematch. It's also mentioned that the reason she was able to take down so many members of Fairy Tail before was largely due to their reluctance [[WouldntHurtAChild to harm a twelve-year-old-girl]].twelve-year-old-girl]].
** Then there's Adrian[=/=]Beelzebub, who like Sheeree [[ChildMage is still a child despite being one of Devil Hands Seven Deadly Sins]]. His 'magic' is a [[PowersViaPossession Take Over]] with a ''thing'' called the Wendigo, a savage ExtremeOmnivore with outright HorrorHunger, and acts more like a curse since he has ''very'' limited control when using it, [[spoiler:[[DarkAndTroubledPast which possessed him and made him]] ''[[DarkAndTroubledPast eat his own family]]'' [[DarkAndTroubledPast when he first encountered it]]]]. The Wendigo has zero finesse and basically fights like a wild animal but it's sheer speed, power, toughness and ability to [[ExtremeOmnivore consume magic itself]] is such that it put experienced Take Over wizards like Mirajane and Elfman decisively on the ''losing'' side of a fight.

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** Naruto works with Gaara to improve the latter's skills, and he discovers that Gaara's hand-to-hand fighting skills are just awful. Gaara's sand control is so overwhelmingly powerful that he's never had to fight up close, so he hasn't properly practised it, leaving his technique very mechanical and predictable. They don't have time for the level of training he would need to truly fix the problem, but they do come up with some workarounds to let him enhance his taijutsu with sand, enough that close range isn't such a glaring weakness.

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** Naruto works with Gaara to improve the latter's skills, and he discovers that Gaara's hand-to-hand fighting skills are just awful. Gaara's sand control is so overwhelmingly powerful that he's never had to fight up close, so he hasn't properly practised practiced it, leaving his technique very mechanical and predictable. They don't have time for the level of training he would need to truly fix the problem, but they do come up with some workarounds to let him enhance his taijutsu with sand, enough that close range isn't such a glaring weakness.weakness.
* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14197660/1/Dueling-Zero Dueling Zero]]'': When Marauding Captain fights Sky Striker Ace - Roze, he notes that she is stronger and faster than him and her sword is tougher than his, meaning after a few clashes, his swords are on the verge of breaking. He then notices that due to her youth and inexperience, she fights like an amateur and telegraphs her moves, allowing him to dodge and parry all her attacks. Roze never had anyone to challenge her besides Sky Striker Ace - Raye, so she was used to just killing enemies with one attack.
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* ''Comicbook/CaptainAmerica'': [[AntiHeroSubstitute John Walker]] was established as this in relation to Steve Rogers. While even after government-sponsored training to bring him up to speed as Captain America, Walker did not even approach Rogers in actual skill. However the Power Broker's treatments gave him SuperStrength and SuperToughness that eclipsed his rival/predecessor along with [[LightningBruiser speed and agility which at least approached his]], meaning most of their early encounters left Steve ''barely'' holding his own.

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* ''Comicbook/CaptainAmerica'': [[AntiHeroSubstitute John Walker]] was established as this in relation to Steve Rogers. While even Even after government-sponsored training to bring him up to speed as Captain America, Walker did not even approach Rogers in actual skill. However the Power Broker's treatments gave him SuperStrength and SuperToughness that eclipsed his rival/predecessor along with [[LightningBruiser speed and agility which at least approached his]], meaning most of their early encounters left Steve ''barely'' holding his own.
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* ''Comicbook/CaptainAmerica'': [[AntiHeroSubstitute John Walker]] was established as this in relation to Steve Rogers. While even after government-sponsored training to bring him up to speed as Captain America, Walker did not even approach Rogers in actual skill. However the Power Broker's treatments gave him SuperStrength and SuperToughness that eclipsed his rival/predecessor along with [[LightningBruiser speed and agility which at least approached his]], meaning most of their early encounters left Steve ''barely'' holding his own.
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* ''Literature/VillainessLevel99IMayBeTheHiddenBossButImNotTheDemonLord'': Sparring with Patrick makes Yumiella realize that the ''only'' thing she has any actual skill with rather than just raw power is magic, and even then only her innate dark magic, whereas weaker but more skilled mages can use more than one element. Even though said raw power is so ridiculous that it hardly matters, she still decides she should start learning actual techniques because with her level already maxed out that's the only way she can get "stronger" than she already is.
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** Brought up during ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' vs ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDragonJakeLong''. Unlike Jake, Danny has no actual training in martial arts, but shows both greater flight speed and durability. [[spoiler:Ulimately, Danny takes the win, as not only is he the faster and potentially more powerful in terms of raw power, Jake had no counters to Danny's powers outside of being able to hit him while he's intangible]].
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* Your typical street brawler has absolutely no technique but can punch hard enough to KO someone. Somewhat subverted though, since a street brawler could easily have plenty of in-fight experience making up for a lack of finesse.

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* Your typical street brawler has absolutely no technique but can punch hard enough to KO someone. Somewhat subverted though, since {{Zigzagg|ing Trope}}ed in that a street brawler could easily have plenty of in-fight experience making up for a lack of finesse.



* The third world chess champion, Jose Raul Capablanca, was such a prodigy that, during the beginning of his career, he never bothered to study any opening theory or do any serious preparation for any of his games, yet he kept winning just by his natural talent. Subverted later on when he actually did study and improve his opening knowledge, although he still had a reputation as a lazy player -- in fact, many people think the reason that he eventually lost the championship to Alexander Alekhine was that the latter took the match much more seriously: Alekhine prepared intensely for each game, whereas Capablanca spent each night at the bar drinking and partying, confident that he didn't need to study.
* This is actively discouraged among car drivers. [[SuicidalOverconfidence Aggressive, impatient and competitive]] driving is one of the main causes of an accident on the road. Without a clear understanding of how to position and manipulate a car skillfully, a driver is more likely to crash, get arrested, or even kill someone due to sheer ineptitude.

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* The third world chess champion, Jose Raul Capablanca, was such a prodigy that, during the beginning of his career, he never bothered to study any opening theory or do any serious preparation for any of his games, yet he kept winning just by his natural talent. Subverted {{Averted| Trope}} later on when he actually did study and improve his opening knowledge, although he still had a reputation as a lazy player -- in fact, many people think the reason that he eventually lost the championship to Alexander Alekhine was that the latter took the match much more seriously: Alekhine prepared intensely for each game, whereas Capablanca spent each night at the bar drinking and partying, confident that he didn't need to study.
* This is actively discouraged among car drivers. [[SuicidalOverconfidence Aggressive, impatient impatient, and competitive]] competitive driving [[TooDumbToLive is one of the main causes of an accident on the road. road]]. Without a clear understanding of how to position and manipulate a car skillfully, a driver is more likely to crash, get arrested, or even [[LethallyStupid kill someone someone]] due to sheer ineptitude.
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* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13653402/1/The-Olympian-God-of-Destruction The Olympian God of Destruction]]'': Beerus admits that the Olympians and Titans have strength and speed that rivals his own, but they lack knowledge of martial arts, giving him the advantage. The one punch that Atlas manages to land nearly knocks Beerus out cold before he recovers and humiliates him. Zeus fares a little bit better due to practicing his shapeshifting and teleportation, but Beerus still wins.
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* Steven Stone criticizes Ash's many of Pokémon for this in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13023277/18/Legend Legend]]'', as they favor too much of their raw power in order to overwhelm an opponent but lack the sufficient training to back up their power. He is particularly concerned about Ash's Metagross, as the Stones have been guarding the colony he originally came from and is insisted on training him when the time comes.

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* Steven Stone criticizes many of Ash's many of Pokémon for this in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13023277/18/Legend Legend]]'', as they favor too much of their raw power in order to overwhelm an opponent but lack the sufficient training to back up their power. He is particularly concerned about Ash's Metagross, as the Stones have been guarding the colony he originally came from and is insisted on training him when the time comes.
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* Steven Stone criticizes Ash's many of Pokémon for this in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13023277/18/Legend Legend]]'', as they favor too much of their raw power in order to overwhelm an opponent but lack the sufficient training to back up their power.

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* Steven Stone criticizes Ash's many of Pokémon for this in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13023277/18/Legend Legend]]'', as they favor too much of their raw power in order to overwhelm an opponent but lack the sufficient training to back up their power. He is particularly concerned about Ash's Metagross, as the Stones have been guarding the colony he originally came from and is insisted on training him when the time comes.
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* Steven Stone criticizes Ash's many of Pokémon for this in ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13023277/18/Legend Legend]]'', as they favor too much of their raw power in order to overwhelm an opponent but lack the sufficient training to back up their power.
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* Big Jack Horner from ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish'' is a massive crime lord [[StoutStrength with the strength to back it up]]. Pair that with his near-limitless arsenal of magic weapons, and he's unstoppable... or he would be if he knew how to use any of his weapons beyond "[[BuffySpeak point killy end at thing you want dead]]."

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* Big Jack Horner from ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish'' is a massive crime lord [[StoutStrength with the strength to back it up]]. Pair that with his near-limitless arsenal of magic weapons, and he's unstoppable... or he would be if he knew how to use any of his weapons beyond "[[BuffySpeak point killy end at thing you want dead]]."" Until near the end of the film, he's more of a danger to his {{Mooks}} than anyone else.
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* Big Jack Horner from ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish'' is a massive crime lord [[StoutStrength with the strength to back it up]]. Pair that with his near-limitless arsenal of magic weapons, and he's unstoppable... or he would be if he knew how to use any of his weapons beyond "[[BuffySpeak point killy end at thing you want dead]]."
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* In ''{{Fanfic/Everqueen}}'', that's what Malcador thinks of the Emperor when he sees Isha healing Chaos corruption and comparing it to his method of burning it away through brute force.

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** ''Franchise/FateSeries'':
*** All Servants are supposed to have superhuman combat skills except for TheBerserker class, whose gimmick is that they lose their fighting skills in exchange for massive power boosts and madness. Berserker in ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' is so fast and so strong that actual fighting techniques are nearly worthless against him, as all the fancy parries and stances in the world won't help against someone who strikes faster than you can react and shatters your weapon with a single blow. And that's before you consider the fact that he's nearly immune to normal attacks, has twelve lives, and becomes immune to any attack after it kills him.

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** ''Franchise/FateSeries'':
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''Franchise/FateSeries'': All Servants are supposed to have superhuman combat skills except for TheBerserker class, whose gimmick is that they lose their fighting skills in exchange for massive power boosts and madness. Berserker in ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' is so fast and so strong that actual fighting techniques are nearly worthless against him, as all the fancy parries and stances in the world won't help against someone who strikes faster than you can react and shatters your weapon with a single blow. And that's before you consider the fact that he's nearly immune to normal attacks, has twelve lives, and becomes immune to any attack after it kills him.

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